Svigor opened this issue on Oct 04, 2004 ยท 13 posts
ockham posted Mon, 04 October 2004 at 9:36 PM
Oooohhhh! No, it's not your problem.
What the script does is to make the
body part static, which is not the
same thing as locking it.
Static means that you can still
move it in the display, but the
part will hold onto the setting
through all frames of the animation.
Locked means you can't move it
at all.
(Because I'm totally "locked" into
thinking in terms of animation, I
didn't even realize the difference!)
It turns out there's no direct
way to Lock the part using Python;
who knows why.
So I'll have to do this by writing
a back-door PZ2. This will take a bit longer; this PZ2 isn't quite as simple as some of them.
Message edited on: 10/04/2004 21:48